
Five vehicles collide, child and adult taken to hospital
A child with a nose bleed and an adult with minor injuries were taken to a nearby hospital Saturday afternoon after a multiple-vehicle collision on Interstate 5. At approximately 3:11

A child with a nose bleed and an adult with minor injuries were taken to a nearby hospital Saturday afternoon after a multiple-vehicle collision on Interstate 5. At approximately 3:11

The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies arrested a man on suspicion of physically assaulting a deputy during a pedestrian stop on Saturday. According to Sgt. Dimitry Barkon of the SCV Sheriff’s Station, deputies conducted

The Santa Clarita Valley chapter of The Compassionate Friends participated in a worldwide candlelight remembrance for those grieving over the loss of family and friends. The candle lighting was organized

The Valencia Christian Center hosted “Understanding Christmas,” an original play and Christmas concert at the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center at Bella Vida. The play was written and directed by

West Ranch High School with Project 691 First Robotics team hosted the Southern California First LEGO League Championship on Sunday. The championship featured more than 400 elementary and middle school students from

The Astronomical Society of the Pacific has presented Christine Hirst, an astronomy teacher at Arroyo Seco Junior High School, with the Thomas J. Brennan Award for exceptional achievement in teaching astronomy. “I cried. I’m

News Release The William S. Hart Union High School District announced the appointment of Kanika Mapp as the assistant principal at West Ranch High School beginning Jan. 4. Mapp taught special education at

The Los Angeles County Fire Department responded to a traffic collision on the 25000 block of Rye Canyon Road at 5:42 p.m. Friday, according to Capt. Norman Queen. Upon arrival, first responders reported that no

The holidays are here — yet, students and families might not be able to have a regular Christmas because COVID-19 impacted their lives. But students at Canyon High School believe their peers

News Release The Saugus Union School District is seeking nominations for the annual Dr. Joan Lucid Leadership and Service Award until the end of February. All nominated will be reviewed the by Saugus

On a cold evening, some light rain could not dampen the hearts of children running around and enjoying a warm meal of tacos at the James T. Ventress Clubhouse in

New Release The Santa Clarita Community College District board of trustees, which oversees College of the Canyons, named its new officers and confirmed its 2022 meeting schedule on Wednesday. The

The William S. Hart Union High School District governing board appointed Joe Messina, trustee area No. 5, as the president of the board for 2022 on Wednesday. The Hart district governing board thanked

Investigators from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station are seeking the public’s help locating the driver in a vehicle versus pedestrian collision in Canyon Country earlier this month. According to law enforcement,

Officials from the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner’s Office have identified the person found dead at the scene of a reported gunshot wound near Castaic Lake Thursday night. The victim

A Canyon Country father accused of killing his 2-month-old daughter remained under COVID-19 quarantine this week, resulting in another postponement of his bail review hearing. Marcel Taylor, 26, was charged last month with

A 54-year-old Castaic man was arrested on suspicion of selling and possessing various drugs following a traffic stop in Castaic on Tuesday. The arrest stems from a deputy noticing an

The latest redistricting maps for the various legislative seats representing the Santa Clarita Valley, at both the state and federal level, show potentially significant changes to the boundaries and constituencies for each

As legislation to expand the Rim of the Valley corridor works its way through Congress, local conservationists are working to continue protecting the areas they say are crucial to maintaining

Southern California Edison agreed Thursday to pay a $550 million settlement for violations related to the ignition of five Southern California brush fires, including the Rye Fire, between 2017-2018. In a